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Galatians 1:8
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William Branham speaks on the sacredness of Communion, emphasizing that it must be taken with sincerity and understanding, not as a mere tradition. He explains that Communion, along with water baptism and feet-washing, are the three physical ordinances left to the Church, and that they symbolize the believer's identification with Christ's death and resurrection.
William Branham · 27 min de lecture12 déc. 1965 · 27 min de lecture
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Mark 10
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William Branham speaks on the theme of leadership, using the story of the rich young ruler to illustrate how even a successful, religious person must accept Jesus Christ's leadership to inherit eternal life. He contrasts human leaders with divine guidance, emphasizing that true life comes only through Christ, the Word, and warns against relying on denominations or rituals.
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John 1
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William Branham preaches on how modern events are clarified by biblical prophecy, emphasizing the need for the church to return to the pure Word of God and warning against denominationalism and worldliness. He discusses the progression of church ages and the coming of the Bride age, calling believers to be separated and ready for Christ's return.
William Branham · 106 min de lecture6 déc. 1965 · 106 min de lecture
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John 1
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William Branham speaks on the certainty of God's promises and the pre-planned nature of believers' lives. He emphasizes that Jesus has gone to prepare a place for His people, and that the earthly life is a type of the eternal one to come. The sermon contrasts the temporary, fallen civilization with the eternal Kingdom of God.
William Branham · 108 min de lecture5 déc. 1965 · 108 min de lecture
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Revelation 3
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William Branham speaks on the Rapture of the Church, emphasizing that it is a revelation for the Bride of Christ. He discusses the scoffers of the last days, the vindication of God's Word, and the predestination of believers. He urges the audience to recognize the signs of the times and prepare for Christ's coming.
William Branham · 94 min de lecture4 déc. 1965 · 94 min de lecture
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Ecclesiastes 12
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William Branham preaches that God has only one place where He will meet worshippers, and that place is where He chooses to put His name. He warns against vain worship based on denominational creeds and emphasizes the need to follow God's Word exactly, using examples from Cain and Abel, Balaam and Moses, and Martha and Mary.
William Branham · 92 min de lecture28 nov. 1965 · 92 min de lecture
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Psalms 55
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William Branham preaches on the symbolism of the dove in Scripture, drawing parallels between the dove's nature and the Christian life. He discusses the dove's cleanliness, lack of gall, and its role in sacrifice and as a sign of peace, culminating in the Holy Spirit descending as a dove at Jesus' baptism.
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Job 42
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William Branham preaches from Job 42:5, exploring how Job's faith was tested and how he moved from hearing about God to seeing Him. Branham emphasizes the importance of genuine revelation, patience in trials, and the need for right motives in prayer.
William Branham · 91 min de lecture27 nov. 1965 · 91 min de lecture
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John 15
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William Branham discusses the importance of doing God's will rather than trying to serve God in one's own way, using the biblical account of Uzza touching the Ark as an example. He shares personal experiences, including visions and encounters with angels, to emphasize that God's methods must be followed precisely. The sermon also touches on denominationalism, the Seven Seals, and the need for unity among believers.
William Branham · 120 min de lecture27 nov. 1965 · 120 min de lecture
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James 2
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William Branham teaches that faith is a revelation from God and must be expressed through works, using Abraham as an example. He contrasts Paul's justification by faith with James's justification by works, showing that works demonstrate the faith God has revealed. The sermon also includes testimonies of healings and prophecies, particularly about judgment on Los Angeles.
William Branham · 109 min de lecture26 nov. 1965 · 109 min de lecture
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Romans 7
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William Branham delivers a Thanksgiving message on the invisible union of the Bride of Christ, using Romans 7 to illustrate the Church's relationship to Christ versus the law and the world. He warns against spiritual adultery—mixing creed and denomination with the Word of God—and calls the Church to remain virgin to the Word, as a woman is to remain virtuous to her husband.
William Branham · 125 min de lecture25 nov. 1965 · 125 min de lecture
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Acts 7
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William Branham speaks at the Tucson Tabernacle, emphasizing that God does not dwell in temples made with hands but in the body of believers. He encourages the congregation to support Brother Pearry Green's ministry and to remain faithful in the last days.
William Branham · 20 min de lecture21 nov. 1965 · 20 min de lecture
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Mark 10
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William Branham speaks to children and adults about the importance of choosing the right leader in life, contrasting the rich young ruler who rejected Jesus with Moses who chose to follow God. He emphasizes that while education, money, and religion are good, only Jesus Christ can give eternal life.
William Branham · 54 min de lecture31 oct. 1965 · 54 min de lecture
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Romans 12
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William Branham speaks on the power of transformation through renewing the mind according to God's Word. He contrasts God's original creation with Satan's deformation through civilization, urging believers to be transformed rather than conformed to the world.
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Psalms 42
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William Branham preaches on the natural and spiritual thirst for God, using Psalm 42 as a text. He contrasts the God-given thirst for righteousness with the perversions of that thirst in a modern, hybridized age. Branham warns against satisfying spiritual thirst with worldly substitutes and emphasizes that only a living relationship with God can truly quench the soul's longing.
William Branham · 97 min de lecture19 sept. 1965 · 97 min de lecture
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Romans 12:1,2
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William Branham speaks at a Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, following the death of Sister Florence Shakarian. He uses Romans 12:1-2 to discuss God's transforming power versus Satan's deforming power, tracing the conflict from Eden to the present age of science and civilization.
William Branham · 100 min de lecture11 sept. 1965 · 100 min de lecture
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Genesis 3
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William Branham preaches on the deceitfulness of Satan in the last days, comparing Satan's Eden of sin and perverted religion to God's original Eden of holiness. He warns against intellectualism and man-made theology that lead people away from the pure Word of God, emphasizing that every seed brings forth after its kind and that the true church must be established on faith in God's promises.
William Branham · 67 min de lecture29 août 1965 · 67 min de lecture
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Numbers 19:9
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William Branham uses the slogan 'A thinking man's filter, a smoking man's taste' from a cigarette pack as a metaphor for the deceptive filters of the world and denominations. He contrasts these with God's Filter, which is His Word, that separates true believers from worldly desires. The sermon emphasizes that only through the Word can one be cleansed and have a holy taste.
William Branham · 88 min de lecture22 août 1965 · 88 min de lecture
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Hebrews 1
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William Branham preaches on the Bible as the ultimate revelation of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that it is not a book of systems or morals but the Word of God. He warns against misinterpreting, misplacing, or dislocating Scripture, and stresses the importance of the Word as the tie post for the soul.
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Revelation 3
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William Branham speaks informally to his congregation, reflecting on the Laodicean Church Age and the spiritual blindness of modern Christians. He addresses issues of women's dress, hair, and roles in the church, emphasizing that many are 'naked, miserable, blind, and know it not.' He also shares personal anecdotes and discusses the nature of God and the Church.
William Branham · 87 min de lecture15 août 1965 · 87 min de lecture
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Luke 24
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William Branham preaches on how Bible prophecy makes future events clear, emphasizing that God's Word is a living revelation of Jesus Christ. He contrasts true believers who accept the Word with those who rely on man's interpretation, and uses examples from Scripture to show how God vindicates His prophets in each age.
William Branham · 78 min de lecture1 août 1965 · 78 min de lecture
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2 Corinthians 4:1
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William Branham preaches on the evil age of the last days, contrasting the Holy Spirit calling out a Bride for Christ with the spirit of the devil working in deception. He emphasizes that the world is more evil than ever, and that believers must be called out of this chaos by the vindicated Word of God for this hour.
2 Corinthians 4:1Galatians 1:1
William Branham · 115 min de lecture1 août 1965 · 115 min de lecture
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Matthew 24
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William Branham preaches on Matthew 24:24, warning that in the end times there will be false anointed ones (false Christs and false prophets) who perform genuine signs and wonders, yet teach false doctrine. He uses the analogy of rain falling on both wheat and tares to explain how the same Holy Spirit can anoint both true and false teachers, emphasizing that the elect cannot be deceived because they are rooted in the Word.
William Branham · 141 min de lecture25 juil. 1965 · 141 min de lecture
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Matthew 21
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William Branham preaches on the attraction of God fulfilling His Word, using the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as a type. He contrasts the faithful who recognize prophecy being fulfilled with the religious leaders who are blind to it, and applies this to the present day where God is again fulfilling His Word in a remarkable way.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture25 juil. 1965 · 74 min de lecture
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1 Kings 17
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William Branham preaches on the spiritual drought of the last days, using the story of Elijah as a type. He emphasizes that God provides spiritual food for His faithful children in due season, and that the messenger and the message are one when sent with 'Thus Saith the Lord.'
William Branham · 73 min de lecture18 juil. 1965 · 73 min de lecture
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Mark 7:7
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William Branham preaches on the importance of doing God's will rather than relying on good intentions or popular consensus. Using the example of David bringing the ark of the covenant on a new cart instead of following God's ordained method, he warns against consulting theologians and organizations instead of God. He emphasizes that God reveals His Word in His season and that true service must align with His will.
William Branham · 95 min de lecture18 juil. 1965 · 95 min de lecture
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Genesis 24:7
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William Branham shares personal reflections on his recent trip to Africa, the challenges of holding meetings, and the urgency of the last days. He then preaches from Mark 8:34-38 on the importance of not being ashamed of Christ and His words.
William Branham · 87 min de lecture11 juil. 1965 · 87 min de lecture
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Genesis 24:7
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William Branham shares personal reflections on his recent trip to Africa, the challenges of holding meetings, and the urgency of the last days. He then preaches from Mark 8:34-38 on the importance of not being ashamed of Christ and His words.
William Branham · 87 min de lecture27 mai 1965 · 87 min de lecture
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Genesis 24
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William Branham uses the biblical account of Abraham's servant choosing a bride for Isaac as a type of Christ choosing His Bride, the Church. He emphasizes the importance of making right choices in life, particularly in selecting a spouse and a church, and warns against being led astray by worldly attractions. Branham contrasts a marriage based on character versus one based on outward beauty, drawing spiritual parallels to the Church's relationship with Christ.
William Branham · 80 min de lecture29 avr. 1965 · 80 min de lecture
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Galatians 4:27-31
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William Branham preaches on Galatians 4:27-31, using the allegory of Abraham's two sons, Ishmael and Isaac, to illustrate that the spiritual church cannot be heir with denominational organizations. He traces the seed through three stages—Hagar (stalk), Sarah (tassel), and Mary (shuck)—to show that only the true Seed, Christ, is the heir, and that the Pentecostal movement, like the shuck, is a carrier but not the Seed itself.
Galatians 4:27-31Galatians 4:27
William Branham · 49 min de lecture29 avr. 1965 · 49 min de lecture
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Numbers 22
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of God, using the story of Balaam and Balak to illustrate that while God may permit certain actions, His perfect will and Word remain constant. He contrasts the spiritual church (Israel) with the natural church (Moab), warning against impersonation and emphasizing the need for a living Holy Spirit-led faith.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture27 avr. 1965 · 79 min de lecture
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Revelation 19
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William Branham preaches on the importance of proving God's Word through faith and obedience. He uses biblical examples such as Noah, Abraham, Moses, Joshua, and the woman with the issue of blood to illustrate that God always fulfills His promises. He encourages believers to maintain the right attitude and trust in God's Word, regardless of circumstances.
William Branham · 106 min de lecture26 avr. 1965 · 106 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 16
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William Branham preaches on Deuteronomy 16, emphasizing that God has chosen one specific place for worship—Jesus Christ. He argues that denominations and creeds are not God's provided place, and that only through being in Christ, by the Holy Spirit, can one truly worship God. Branham calls believers to abandon man-made systems and enter into the Body of Christ.
William Branham · 84 min de lecture25 avr. 1965 · 84 min de lecture
William Branham
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William Branham speaks at a breakfast gathering in Los Angeles, sharing testimonies of healing and visions, including a vision of a sword representing the Word and the opening of the Seven Seals. He emphasizes the importance of believing every Word of God and the rarity of true faith, using the analogy of one in a million seeds that come to life.
William Branham · 37 min de lecture24 avr. 1965 · 37 min de lecture
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Ephesians 4:30
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William Branham preaches on the sovereignty of God's Word, using the story of Balaam to argue that God never changes His mind about His Word. He contrasts the spiritual church (Israel) with organized religion (Moab), warning against denominationalism and emphasizing election and the sealing of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 96 min de lecture18 avr. 1965 · 96 min de lecture
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Revelation 1
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William Branham preaches on Easter morning about the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the ultimate proof of God's Word. He emphasizes that believers are beneficiaries of Christ's resurrection, quickened by the same Spirit that raised Him, and that the true Gospel is confirmed by the power and manifestation of the Holy Spirit.
Revelation 1Revelation 1:17,18
William Branham · 110 min de lecture18 avr. 1965 · 110 min de lecture
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Matthew 28:1-10
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William Branham preaches on the significance of Easter as the seal of Christ's resurrection, emphasizing that the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead dwells in believers, quickening them to eternal life and empowering them for this age. He uses the analogy of an eagle and a magnet to illustrate how God's Spirit calls His elect out of denominational systems into the truth of the present hour.
Matthew 28:1-10Revelation 1:17-18
William Branham · 111 min de lecture10 avr. 1965 · 111 min de lecture
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Malachi 4
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William Branham teaches on the biblical view of marriage and divorce, emphasizing that God's original plan was one man and one woman for life. He argues that divorce was permitted only because of human hardness of heart, and that the church must return to the beginning for the true answer.
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Hebrews 7:1
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William Branham explores the identity of Melchisedec, arguing that He is God in a theophanic form, the Word before becoming flesh in Jesus Christ. He discusses the concept of en morphe (God changing His form) and the predestination of believers, who were in God's thoughts before the foundation of the world. Branham also contrasts the theophany of Melchisedec with the fleshly existence of believers, who bypass the theophany to be tempted by sin, but will receive a glorified body after death.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture21 févr. 1965 · 82 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 16:1
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William Branham preaches on Deuteronomy 16:1-3, arguing that God's chosen place of worship is not a denomination or church but in Jesus Christ alone. He contrasts the law of death from Mount Sinai with the law of life from Mount Calvary, emphasizing that God put His name in His Son, and only through Christ can one truly worship God.
Deuteronomy 16:1Deuteronomy 16
William Branham · 67 min de lecture20 févr. 1965 · 67 min de lecture
William Branham
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William Branham officiates a wedding ceremony uniting Linda Reliford and Charles Branham at the Branham Tabernacle. He performs the traditional vows and pronounces them husband and wife, then offers a prayer reflecting on marriage as a symbol of the Church's waiting for the Bridegroom.
William Branham · 5 min de lecture20 févr. 1965 · 5 min de lecture
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Luke 4
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William Branham preaches on the fulfillment of Scripture in the present age, drawing from Jesus' reading of Isaiah 61 in the synagogue. He emphasizes that God interprets His own Word by making it come to pass, and warns against man-made traditions that blind people to God's work. Branham applies this to the current state of the church and world, declaring that the prophecies for this day are being fulfilled.
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Galatians 4:27
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William Branham preaches on Galatians 4:27-31, using the allegory of Abraham's two sons (Ishmael and Isaac) and the virgin Mary to illustrate three stages of spiritual development: the stalk (Luther), the tassel (Wesley), and the shuck (Pentecost). He argues that denominational systems are merely carriers of the true Seed, which is the full Word of God manifested in a Bride Church in the last days.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture18 févr. 1965 · 74 min de lecture
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Revelation 22
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47 You know, a little ant, they tell me if that (every) ant doesn’t work and lay in, that ant doesn’t eat that winter, either. So, everybody has to—to work.
57 min de lecture17 févr. 1965 · 57 min de lecture
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Revelation 3
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William Branham speaks at a Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship breakfast in Flagstaff, Arizona, sharing personal anecdotes and a message on the Laodicean church age. He emphasizes the importance of every word of God and the need to open the door to Christ, who stands outside the church knocking.
William Branham · 98 min de lecture6 févr. 1965 · 98 min de lecture
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John 16:21
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William Branham speaks at a Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship convention, recounting a recent incident where a misprinted Bible led him to reflect on Luke 4:21, 'This day this Scripture is fulfilled.' He draws parallels between Jesus' ministry and the present day, emphasizing that the signs of the end times, as in the days of Sodom, are being fulfilled before our eyes.
William Branham · 26 min de lecture25 janv. 1965 · 26 min de lecture
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John 17
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William Branham preaches on the theme of birth pains, drawing parallels between natural childbirth and spiritual rebirth. He discusses the necessity of pain and distress for new life, both in individuals and in the world, and interprets current world events as signs of the impending new creation.
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Revelation 22:18
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William Branham preaches on Jeremiah 2, contrasting the living water of God with man-made religious systems, which he likens to broken cisterns that cannot hold water. He warns against relying on denominational structures and emphasizes the need for a personal, Spirit-quickened relationship with Christ.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture23 janv. 1965 · 73 min de lecture
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Proverbs 1
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William Branham preaches on Proverbs 3:5, warning against relying on human understanding instead of God's Word. He uses examples from Eden, the Pharisees, and modern churches to show how leaning on creeds and denominations leads to spiritual blindness and death.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture20 janv. 1965 · 90 min de lecture
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Ephesians 2
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William Branham preaches on Ephesians 2, emphasizing God's mercy in quickening those dead in sin. He contrasts true believers (eagles) with impersonators (chickens), using Old Testament examples like Noah, Moses, and the brass serpent to show God's provision for those who follow His Word. He warns against idolizing denominations and calls for a return to the full Word of God.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture19 janv. 1965 · 74 min de lecture
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Matthew 13:24
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William Branham preaches on the parable of the wheat and tares from Matthew 13, explaining that the seed of discrepancy (tares) sown by the enemy represents anything contrary to God's Word. He warns against false teachings, organizations, and compromise, emphasizing that only the genuine Word of God, quickened by the Holy Spirit, produces true believers. The harvest at the end of the age will separate the wheat from the tares.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture18 janv. 1965 · 68 min de lecture
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Mark 11:22
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William Branham speaks on the theme of paradox—things that seem incredible but are true—using biblical examples such as Joshua commanding the sun to stand still, the virgin birth, and the resurrection. He emphasizes that God's promises are fulfilled through faith, not human effort, and that the same God who performed miracles in the past is still active today.
William Branham · 75 min de lecture17 janv. 1965 · 75 min de lecture
William Branham
1965
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William Branham officiates the wedding of Marilyn Simpson and Gerald Martens, performing a traditional Christian ceremony with prayers for the couple's future. He then offers brief remarks and blessings, connecting the earthly wedding to the coming of Christ for His Bride.
William Branham · 5 min de lecture16 janv. 1965 · 5 min de lecture
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Matthew 21
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William Branham preaches on the question asked when Jesus entered Jerusalem: 'Who is this?' He contrasts the world's confusion and tension with the need to recognize the Messiah as the anointed Word for the hour, warning that many reject God's answer to their prayers because it doesn't fit their expectations.
William Branham · 98 min de lecture27 déc. 1964 · 98 min de lecture
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Luke 2
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William Branham explores why the birth of Jesus was first revealed to humble shepherds rather than to the religious leaders and theologians of the day. He argues that God bypassed the proud and learned because their theological training blinded them to the simple, humble arrival of the Messiah. Branham draws parallels to the present day, warning that modern religious institutions may similarly reject God's Word when it does not fit their denominational expectations.
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Romans 8
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William Branham speaks on the importance of living by every Word of God, using the metaphor of bread and harvest to illustrate how spiritual life is sustained by God's Word alone. He contrasts natural bread with Jesus as the Bread of Life, and warns against adding or subtracting from Scripture.
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Isaiah 53
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William Branham speaks on God's masterpiece of creation, from Adam to Christ, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the perfect reflection of God's Word. He calls believers to be beaten and purified by the Holy Spirit to reflect Christ, warning against worldly social gospel and denominational divisions.
William Branham · 77 min de lecture5 déc. 1964 · 77 min de lecture
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Revelation 12
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William Branham answers a series of written questions from the congregation on topics including the Bride, the Holy Spirit, miracles, the resurrection, angels, and the end times. He also shares personal anecdotes and teachings on spiritual warfare and obedience to the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 94 min de lecture30 août 1964 · 94 min de lecture
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Ezekiel 9
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William Branham answers questions from the congregation on topics including the Bride of Christ, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues, marriage and divorce, and the resurrection. He emphasizes that the Bride comes from all over the world, that the Holy Spirit's evidence is a life in harmony with God's Word, and that believers should not force spiritual gifts but let the Spirit work as He wills.
William Branham · 167 min de lecture30 août 1964 · 167 min de lecture
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Isaiah 5
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William Branham answers questions from the congregation on topics including Christian living, marriage, the Holy Spirit, and the end times. He warns against deception by signs and wonders, emphasizing the importance of staying true to the Word of God.
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